Clinton admits affair with Gennifer Flowers in deposition
President Clinton acknowledged for the first time an affair with Gennifer Flowers during the 1970s. The Washington Post quoted unidentified sources familiar with his six hour deposition in the Paula Jones sexual harassment suit, noting prior denials during the 1992 campaign but admission of causing pain in his marriage.
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Starr gains authority to probe Clinton affair
Kenneth Starr is empowered to investigate President Clinton’s alleged relationship with a White House intern after Attorney General Janet Reno agreed it was the most economical path. Starr already handles Linda Tripp’s testimony in the Foster case and can start quickly without appointing a new independent counsel.
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Clinton allies helped Lewinsky with job offers
Newsweek reports Vernon Jordan and Bill Richardson arranged employment for Monica Lewinsky as she testified in the Paula Jones case. Offers at a Revion affiliate and at the United Nations were considered but later withdrawn. Richardson defended the hiring as based on qualifications. Polls show a slim majority believe an affair occurred, with doubts about lying under oath.
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Clinton faces new charges with impeachment risk rising
Washington watchers view the allegations as the most serious yet against President Clinton. If proven true that he had an affair with Monica Lewinsky and conspired to cover it up, perjury could be involved, potentially triggering impeachment proceedings. The White House dispute centers on whether the incident occurred at the White House during his presidency.
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Lewinsky’s White House role fades amid Clinton scandal
Monica Lewinsky, 24, shifted from a White House internship to a paid post in the Office of Legislative Affairs before a reported sexual relationship with President Clinton. Tape transcripts indicate she sought to be coached to lie in a deposition as part of the Paula Jones case, with weeks of sudden media focus and her relocation to her mother’s Watergate area home.
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Linda Tripp tops Clinton probes with new allegations
Linda Tripp a former White House aide anchors fresh accusations against President Clinton amid tape recordings she made. Investigators review claims of an affair with Monica Lewinsky and efforts to influence testimony, while Tripp’s past White House ties and emailed notes from Foster’s days surface.
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White House shaken by scandal amid Clinton denial
Washington officials show shock and dismay as new scandal charges threaten impeachment talk. The president maintains innocence and focus on business while aides struggle to assess truth amid long standing rumors of affairs. Netanyahu met Clinton, adding tension to the week.
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Clinton quotes on hearings source quoted remarks collection
A set of quotes from Hillary Clinton and others about President Clinton. The statements cover impeachment, investigations, public accountability, and personal views on the Monica Lewinsky matter. Notable participants include Kenneth Bacon George Stephanopoulos Henry Hyde William Ginsburg Jay Leno and Hillary Rodham Clinton.
White House internships are unpaid and competitive
The White House offers 800 to 1,000 unpaid internships annually from about 1,500 applications. Interns perform varied tasks from office work to research, usually lasting four weeks in summer and two to three months in spring and fall. Most are 18 to 23, college students, with equal gender representation.
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